The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
HRS" BILLY : heLesRF
AND MRS. DE LACY TO JOIN
THEIR HUSBANDS
In Boodledom, Canada-The Ex-
Aldermen from New York to Be-
come British Subjects.

NKw YoBR, April 22.-Mr5. Molo
ney, wife Of the famous "Billy," lef
the city last week to pay one Of he
frequent visits to her husband in Mon
treal. II IL said that the rumors tina
the Doodle board clerk had written {
confession, caused Ter a good deal o
annoy auce, and that she is now seri
ously Ill. Moloney is not living at th,
Windsor Hotel with DeLacy and Kee
ran and it is eaid that a GOODNESS tx
lists among the refugees.
A visit to Maloney's house, No. 45(
Lexington avenue, developed the fac
that Mrs. Maloney was out of town.
A nta; appearing domestic ushered
the reporter into the parlor while she
summoned master Willie" The
house, which is almost new and four
stories In hight, is sumptuously fur.
nished. In the reception room mag
nifcent lambrf quins overtop curtains
OF the richest silk, while stained glass
windows soften the clear daylight.
Costly paintings ornament the walls
and cause one 10 wonder at the sub
lime thrift, not 10 say genius, of the
man who could upon mtager salary
of $1,000 year procure all these lux
urieE.
Presently "Master Willie" q b light,
handsome lad OF IS or thereabout, en-.
tered the apartment He was sttired
in new epring suit OF the most fash.
ionable cut, and bore himself in q
manner that indicated that he deemed
himself the son Of prince. He was
abou. to take drive, and his phseton
awaited without for him. A friendly
inquiry for his fathers welfare brought
The information that that gentleman
was erjoying the best Of health in
Montreal, and COMFORTING himself like
an excellent citizsn, newspaper re-
ports to the contrary notwithstanding.
The lad admitted that his mother aud
eldest sister we're at present In Mon
treal with his father. There was no
truth In the report published in the
Star, he said, that his father meditated
coming back to New York or that he
would turn informer.
From auother source 1t was learned
that Mrs. Maloney intends to remain
in Montreal in the event OF her Iecov-
cry. 1t is understt cd that she will sell
the house, which adroit Billy put in
her name as soon as convenient, and
with the entire family move to Mon
treal. Billy fs worth, 1t is said, on easy
calculation, $3.50, 600, and can live COM
fortably In Canada with his family
upon the interest OF his money.
The combine" at the Windsor will
bs further broken up. Mrs. D5Lacy
is going 10 break up house and move
to Montreal for good on May LIST. She
has already arranged for the sale If
her furniture and the house, No TAI
Fifth street, will be rented until suit
able purchaser can be found.
The intended removal OF the De
Lacy family to Montreal was the
thems OF general conversation in GER
tain qumters on the Eas: side. D.
Lacy intends opening up psfatal
saloon somewh re on st. James street
or st. Lawrence Main, and as he is a
geuisl, whole souled fellow, with
ninety Thousand odd dollars in his
inside pocket, he will doubtless prove
sort OF Sion" across the border,
especially wi h American visitors.
A friend Of the gang who las just
returned from Montreal sald yesterday
that John keenan, is leading model
life. He keeps secluded in his apart
ments a, the Windsor, and never ven
lures ont save for ride around the
moun;a' n twice week, and when he
goes to church on Sunday. He always
attends high mass, and vibrstes be.
tween the church on Bleury street and
the Notre Dame Cathedral. His two
daughters are at the Hocheloga Con-
vent, beautiful site on tho st. Law
renee river, about nine miles from
Montreal. Keenan, apparently ba,
given up the hope Of returning to New
York Tor some time at least, and like
philosopher is determined to make
the hest Ct bis present plight. He is
in the best of spirits, however, and ia
kept Ia constant knowledge of what
trqnsnirez In the world Of hrodledon